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| Local News Snowfall nearly 4 in. in DeKalb Heavy, wet snow that coated DeKalb County on Friday caused several accidents on roadways and sent city and county plows into the streets in hopes of preventing more serious incidents.  Pritchard proposes weapons measure in light of DeKalb County incident Robert Pritchard hopes to help make county courthouses safer in 2008. People washing 2008 dog tags available at Sycamore City Clerk's Office Got Mesker? Illinois wants to know |
| Faith Midwinter Meal First Lutheran celebrates sesquicentennialFor the longest night of the year, members of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of DeKalb went back in time. Bethlehem Sunday school celebrates Epiphany » More Faith News | Local Sports Huskies glad to be home DeKalb suffers OT lossDeKALB - The Northern Illinois University men's basketball team took the unconventional route in building team chemistry this month because they did it all on the road. Flavin title hopes still alive for DeKalb | |
| Opinions Barbs & Bouquets for Dec 29, 2007 Memo to the Democrats: War ‘ain't beanbag'Bouquet - The spirit of giving is alive and well in DeKalb County. From Meals on Wheels volunteers to children buying coats for the less fortunate, from toy drives to holiday dinners for the lonely, we were inundated this holiday season with tales of generosity. Here's hoping that spirit doesn't hibernate until next December, but stays alive throughout the new year. Not much on the horizon to lift Americans out of their funk | » More Food News » More Travel News » More Health News | |
| Latest headlines from AP Nation & World Pakistan Rejects Help in Bhutto Probe Pakistanis Blame Musharraf for TurmoilISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan rejected foreign help in investigating the assassination of Benazir Bhutto on Saturday, despite controversy over the circumstances of her death and three days of paralyzing turmoil. Bin Laden Warns Against Iraq Unity Gov't | Latest headlines from AP State Illinois woman expresses regret, embarrassment at prompting search Lottery GlanceCHICAGO - A suburban Chicago woman says she's sorry and embarrassed about the commotion her disappearance caused and that she never meant for anyone to think she might have died. Leaky defense an obstacle in Cardinals' hopes for .500 season | |
| Latest headlines from AP Entertainment Sean Penn, Robin Wright Penn to Divorce AP Bestows Album Kudos to Amy WinehouseSAN RAFAEL, Calif. - Sean Penn may soon be a single man walking. Robin Wright Penn has filed for divorce from the actor and director, according to media reports. Unlike Rivals, Letterman Has His Writers | Latest headlines from AP National Sports Patriots Try to Complete Unbeaten Season Howard Tops Wade's 48 As Magic Down HeatFOXBOROUGH, Mass. - The Patriots will get help from plenty of fans instead of a video camera when they return to the scene of "Spygate." Those who aren't at the Meadowlands can still watch the final step in New England's bid for an undefeated regular season on the channel of their choice. Leyritz Charged After Fatal Car Crash | |
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